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- Looking Back at the Years Spent at Westleigh College
- Old Text Books - Part Three
- Old Text Books - Part Two
- Old Text Books - Part One
- Some of My Class Mates From 1960
- Speech Night
- Knitting, Sewing and Such - Part Three
- Knitting, Sewing and Such - Part Two
- Knitting, Sewing and Such - Part One
- A Not - So -Typical Day
- A Typical Day
- The Teachers I Remember - Part Two
- The Teachers I Remember - Part One
- Miss Lillian Everard
- Matron
- Miss Clarice
- More About The Uniform...
- The Badge and School Colours
- The Badge and Uniform: Some Details
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Well I must say that pink and green would have been difficult colours for the girls to deal with, and in fact im surprised the fashion police didnt make a few arrests!
ReplyDeleteIt may well be that this spurned an interest in makeup and systems designed to establish the best colours to wear and so on... LOL :-)
Very funny!!
ReplyDeleteActually, back in the '50's these colors wer unsual for a school. Most had navy, yellow,maroon,grey and so forth. I don't recall any school having pink!